Popular Adirondack rock climbing routes can be found on Avalanche Pass, Gothics, Noonmark and Rooster Comb. In the Keene Valley area, check out Chapel Pond Slab, The Beer Walls, Upper and Lower Washbowl, Creature Wall, Spanky's Wall, and The Spider's Web – among thousands more.

Hikers should grab their boots, as the Lake Placid Region is home to New York’s 46 tallest peaks and boasts the largest hiking trail system in the nation, with over 2,000 miles of marked Lake Placid hiking trails.

Select an easy day hike such as Mt. Jo, Pitchoff or Cascade or opt for a multi-day backpacking, peak-bagging adventure. For first timers, consider the John's Brook Area, Marcy Dam, and Lake Colden areas. More challenging routes include the Dix Range, Santanoni Range, and Seward Range. Keep in mind that some of the overnight hikes include unmarked trails—do your research or hire a licensed Adirondack guide to lead your trip.

From the tops of mountains to the depths of the river valleys, enjoy rock climbing and Adirondack hiking adventures this summer. Choose among a variety of Lake Placid hotels and book a reservation today!

About Lake Placid, NY
Lake Placid is a four-season destination, offering diverse experiences, outdoor adventures, unique events and an ever-changing backdrop to complement your favorite activities. Enjoy the natural beauty, and embrace the timeless atmosphere in the heart of the Adirondacks.
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